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by mcflubbins 1y ago
I've actually seen this before and didn't realize this is exactly what the goal was. I just thought it was noise. In fact, just today I wrote a function that accepted three string arguments and was trying to decide if I should for
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
Currently my biggest productivity killer is being pulled into meetings with a customer. I'm working on project that needs extremely deep and focused work but my week is littered with external meetings with customers and that context sw
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
If this is the case (it might very well be) I do at least find it odd that no one on AWS' side was able to explain this to them.
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
Nomadlist had (has?) radiation exposure for all of your trips too, I was shocked when I saw the stats!
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
Can anyone using a Librem 5 as their daily phone report back as to how well it works. Specifically, how reliable are the most basic, and crucial SMS and calling functions? How's battery life? I had a Pinephone a couple of years ago and
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
Possibly because the companies weren't actually "hacked": > The data is believed to have been stolen using a type of malicious software called infostealer malware
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
Cool, now someone rebuild the magic that was the OLD CouchDB (1.x) with couchapps!
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
Replace tobacco with cocaine, alcohol, etc... > But taking it off the market completely? Come on, that's undermining the entire basis of the anti-tobacco movement. That's effectively saying "tobacco is bad, government says
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
We have customers with thousands of machines that are still using spinning, mechanical 54000 RPM drives. The machines are unbelievably slow and only get slower with every single update, its nuts.
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
Nice! Thanks
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
I with there was a clippy check for unwrap(), I have very very rarely needed it in practice.
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
> Everyone is in such a rush to get their project out the door This is the cause of so many issues. And its not like we're at war or trying to cure the next pandemic, we're writing CRUD apps and trying to convince people to cli
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
Can confirm this doesn't seem to occur anymore, they must have fixed in the past few months.
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
> This works fine on my personal license with different usernames. I just checked on my two machines different OS, different OS usernames. Both copies of Rust Rover are signed in with the same account and have the same license. I just tr
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
Great, but how about letting me have my paid, licensed Rust rover open on two PCs simultaneously? I have my work PC which I leave on pretty much 24/7 and if I forget to close RustRover, and try to launch it on my desktop (for personal
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
Revolt looks neat thanks for sharing.
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
Hopefully they're better than whatever the hell CrunchyRoll uses to generate their subtitles...
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
Yep, checks out (our parent company, and the one who manages our IT is in Germany.)
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
I only noticed the issues when I smoke, so if I still have them they're not noticeable by comparison. Marijuana has never made me sleepy though, it has quite the opposite effect and keeps me awake. Perhaps it was just easier to rebound
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
Seems to have been hugged to death?
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by mcflubbins 1y ago
As I've gotten older (in my late 30s) I've enjoyed the sensation less and less. I find myself getting stuck in loops of thinking or actions. It wrecks my sleep schedule, and in the worst cases gives me some anxiety (and I don&#x27
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by mcflubbins 2y ago
Feels like the thought police...
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by mcflubbins 2y ago
> Tech hiring stalls uhhh... it's been stalled a while... like since at least 2023
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by mcflubbins 2y ago
The most concerning aspect of these stories are the ones where there's never an explanation of _why_ the person was detained. I don't know if they ever found out what happened. In some cases its clear but others seem like an admin
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by mcflubbins 2y ago
This is nuts. > Brösche had her German passport, confirmation of her visa waiver to enter the country, and a copy of her return ticket back to Berlin Sounds like all her paper work was good to go... > she was still pulled aside for a
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by mcflubbins 2y ago
I made some mix tapes a couple years ago for my wife (Filipino) with some of her favorite Filipino artists. I searched for radio bumpers and commercials from the stations we used to hear on the radio and in taxis to put in-between every cou
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by mcflubbins 2y ago
Nope, a couple of Pride Bar commercials one for Safe Guard and a couple of laundry detergent ones. I agree the skin lightening soap was weird for me too. Its kind of interesting how people yearn for what they don't have (pale light ski
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by mcflubbins 2y ago
> Thunderbird Pro Is this a late April fools joke?
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by mcflubbins 2y ago
I use it for my email. It does exactly what I need it to, works across several platforms. Is Open Source.
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by mcflubbins 2y ago
You can watch NHK World from anywhere, they make it available on their website: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/live/ They show the news at the top of every hour so we check in pretty regularly.

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